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VOL. XXVIII. NO. 22

SENTENCE 3 ARABS New

TO DEATH AT HAIFA
COURT FOR MURDER

Sheik on Trial for Hebron
Massacre Contends He
Pacified Mob.

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Restrictions at Wailing Wall
I ASK 10,000 DETROIT ASSAULT ON JEWISH Henry Wineman Endorses Hebrew Schools;
Imposed by Palestine Government
JEWS TO ENROLL IN HARVARD STUDENTS Encourages Effort for Jewish Education

. ahT,. ,..,/ , i ),,..
T hjeEricteliZA
igi2tilc T( o i r
milted at the Wailing Wall
on
the first and seventh days only
of Sue-

r enforce. the new prohibitions,
to

r e f using
using to serve as a messenger
for the "government's medieval
restrictions,'

ZIONIST ROLL CALL STIRS UNIVERSITY

coth, the Feast of Tabernacles,
This was the only disturbing ale-
which is celebrated for eight days,
nccurred last Saturday and the sev- meat ' in the celebration of the

Local District to Call Con - Hasty Pudding Club Initia•
ference of Organizations
tion on Campus Results
of Tabernacles in Palestine.
For this Purpose.
enth day will occur this Saturday. Synagogues
in Near Race Riot

CADILLAC

FEDERATION URGES
JEWS TO SUBSCRIBE
LIBERALLY TO FUNI

In a statement on the occasion ! dorsement of the local schools fol.
of Hebrew Education Month, now lows:
being observed here, Henry Wine-
"Jewish education is needed to
man, president of the Jewish Wel- give the Jewish child
a knowledge
fare Federation of Detroit, en- of his history, of his past, of his,
dorses the local schools and urges culture. Without Jewish educe-
greater effort for Jewish educe- tion, a Jewish child cannot face his

Points Out That Only One
Jew in 20 Contributed
Last Year.

The reading will not he permitted . ,, ,y , tun im, igues throughout the court-
American environment with a ,
GENERAL STRIKE BY
---
tj' An dtlitional addresses urging par- feeling of stability and dignity,,
in the interim, according to a gov- '''''. w e r e "erel."(le(1.
INITIATE ATTACKED
' TO SHOW WORLD JEWS
ARABS WAS FAILURE ernment ruling communicated to
ents to enroll their children in the His reactions are unnatural and JEWISH AGENCIES ASK
In Tel Aviv, the Jewish city,
JEWS AND CHINESE scho ols were delivered in local he is unable to distinguish the sig- BUDGETARY INCREASE:
Chief Rabbi A. J. Kook. The rea- there are a greater number of tab - BACK PALESTINE WORK ,
----
synagogues dur ing t he first days of nificant from the inscant
Peace Between Jews and Ar- son for the order was given that ernacles this year than in former -
—
ignifi
in
on Saturday and Sunday, his A merican life.
the authorities consider the Ark years, and a gala spirit prevailed . ' Abraham Tannenbaum Ad - Said to Have Acted on Or - Succoth
abs Urged by Melchett
•
Melville S. Welt Announce,
and
will be followed by addresses
may be brought to the Wall only on The youth throng the streets and
"Jewish education imparts to
tiers
from
Higher
-
Ups
and Samuel.
dresses Detroit Zionist
during the last days of Succoth
Army of Volunteers to
e American Jewish child a way I
the Sabbath and recognized hull- the beaches, dancing the Mora, at-
in Aristocratic Club
this week - end.
Executive
Meeting.
nil eifrektahnat hisf eboatnhd c
Solicit Among Jews.
p ati b I i e d w
e ai I T . '
HAIFA.— (J. T. A.) — Three days, the interval, Choi Hamoed,

Bernard Isaacs, superintendent
oJewish
CAMBRIDGE
M ass —(J,
Mass.
—(J, T. of the
The Zionist District of Detroit '
United Hebrew Schools of _Without Jewish education there, I Only one Detroit Jew in 20 con•
I• rs ity circles are
Detroit, addressed the congrege. win be
will
have
as
its
goal
in
the
nation-
A.)—Unive
no
preservation,
on a whole- t ributed to the Community Fund
was the original intention of the
mosrsyacrecraesmfaia
rant asto tion at the Tuxedo and Holmukellalit basis, of the Jewish people.
The Ila'Aretz, Hebrew daily, al "Roll ('all" to enroll 10,000 men
I list year, according to a statement
government to prohibit the care- continues to urge leading Jewish and women
awshs a tultwuill be the houtcome of the Talmud Torah on Sunday scorning.
under the banner of ing
andrut
"I trust that every parent will i ssued by the Jewish Welfare Fed.
monies with the citron and palm institutions and the rabbinate to the Jewish Homeland.
an,.a
upon Jew's students and a Synagogues
n the Oakland section send his child either to the lie- i e
i
ration. This figure is based on
branches, a part of the holiday order suspension of services at the
I at the Six-Mile road school brew school, or to any other Jew-
At a meeting of the newly elect- • Chinese student at Harvard by an
7 a n estimated Jewish population of
n i tri‘a at er• d of
,s the Hasty
services,
but R this ban was with- Wailing Wall until unrestricted ed executive committee, under the iiht
a sy
a t
addresses on education.
. Club,
u b heamrrd 14
drown
after
5,000.
Kook declined worship is made possible.
most
r i P
s tuoici da
eman's statement of en-' (Turn to Page Opposite Editorial) I
r i nt ii'c
chairmanship
airmanship of Simon Shetze'e
Jews derive many benefits from
which some
'l ent
held Monday evening at the Shear-
of organization,
the foremost to
Americans
be- /
the money raised by the Commun.

Oct being considered by the author- trading the admiration of a great' .

Arabs of Sated were sentenced to
from abroad.
death in the Haifa District Court sties as a re-cognized holiday. It

by Chief Justice Sir Michael Mac-
Donald. They were found guilty
of conspiring with One another
and participating in action endan-
gering Jewish life and property
Al
n causing the death of Isaac
Mamaan, Jewish mechanic of Sa-
fed, after leading a hostile demon-
stration. The sentenced are
Ahmed Jabour and the Raneim
brothers.
When sentence was prOnounced
the prisoners declared, "Allah
knows the truth." No demonstra- '
non was staged by Arabs, who
Will Address Joint Meeting
filled the courtroom and were
of Sisterhood and Men's
ranged outside awaiting the ver-
diet.
Club of Temple.
Summing up the case for the
prosecution
against
the
three
Dr. Abba Hillel Silver, silver-
Sated Arabs charged with the mur- tongued pulpit orator, will address
der, State Attorney Sherwell said: the joint dinner meeting of the
"All the witnesses for the proseeu- Sisterhood and Men's Club of Tern-'
lion were truthful and convincing. tile Beth El on Tuesday evening, at
The alibis put forward by the de- the Temple. lie will speak on
fence was scouted, the accused; "Democracy at the Crossroads."
testimony contradicting one an-
Dr. Silver, rabbi of the Temple
other."
in Cleveland, although only 36
Ask Amnesty for Condemned.
years old, is recognized as one of
Amnesty for the three Safed
Arabs sentenced to death was
asked of King George in a cable-
gram dispatched following a meet-
ing. of Moslems held in the Mosque
on Sunday.

DR ABBA H SILVER
TO SPEAK TUESDAY

Jewish Guests at
Dinner for Edison

Among the very few Detroit-
ers who were guests of honor
at the Light's Golden Jubilee
celebration in honor of Thomas
A. Edison, and at which Presi-
dent Hoover was the principal
speaker, were Dr. Leo M.
Franklin of Temple Beth El,
lion. Charles C. Simons, federal
judge for the Eastern District

of Michigan, Justice Henry M.

Butzel of the State Supreme
Court, and Albert Kahn, well-
known architect Among others
present were Hon. Henry M.
Morgenthau, Adolph S. Ochs
and Julius Rosenwald.

FRAM TO LECTURE
ON RUSSIA SUNDAY

ey Zedek branch, Twelfth and At-

wh il e II CO (1,C.
kinson, plans were formulated for ,
Officers of the university would
a brief drive, not to last over six not comment upon the affair but it
weeks, during which time the 10,-
is understood
that a far-reachi g
n
000 are to be reached.
The drive is to begin with aeon-probe of the initiation activities of
JERUSALEM.—(J. T, A,)__
,
the
blue-blooded
clubs has been in- A bloody feud is foreshadowed
ference of Jewish clubs, organize-
stituted.
terns and synagogues, whose rep-
between the family of the late
Acts on Orders.
resentatives are to be called upon to
Mouse Adeb, founder of the
The initiate, George R. Clark, Arab peasant party, and the
enroll their memberships in the
"Roll Call."
acting presumably upon orders clan of Amin El Husseini, the
from high
higher-ups ih
the Hasty Pud-
Grand Mufti, over the murder
Tannenbaum Speaks.
Abraham Tannenbaum, director ding Club, started a rumpus that of Adeb in Jerusalem a fort-
y
d
the
proportions
of
night ago.
of the national "Roll Call" of the nearl reache
The Hebrew paper Dever
Zionist Organization of America, a riot. It started when he ale-
who was a guest at this meeting, peered on the steps of the Fogg learned that the relatives of
delivered an eloquent address in Art Museum with a bucket of Adeb have sworn vengeance,
which he pointed to the herois water and started to wash his feet
especially against the Grand
m of
Mufti, It is reported that Amin
th e pioneers in Palestine and called publicly as an initiation edict. In
El Husseini is greatly perturbed
upon the Zionists to hack the of- addition to this, Clark attempted
forts in Palestine with a similar to keep all Jewish and Chinese stu- and is doing all possible to

Feud Is Threatened
Over Arab's Murder

display of loyalty and enthusiasm. dents out of the museum. In keep- pacify the friends of the mur-
Mr. Tannenbaum described the ing one Chinese student out, the
dared peasant leader,
aims of the "Roll Call" and de- latter is said to have been hurled

GORDON NEWHEAD
OF SHAAREY ZEDEK '

sty Fund. They participlate ihdirecte
ly through specific y Jew i sh or-
ganizations and indirect y t rough
their
u s 3 oa c
r a is a
as
Jews, th e Jews of Detroit
lt are
asked by the Federation to support

the campaign.

New Officers to Proceed
More Money Needed.
With Plans to Build
"The Jewish social service or-
ganizations of Detroit must have
New Synagogue.

Congregation Shaarey Zevlek , at
the annual meeting held Tuesday
evening, elected A. Louis Gordon
president to succeed Robert Mar-
wil,
Louis Granet was chosen vice-
president and Morris Blumberg,
treasu rer.
The newly elected board of direc-
tors consists of the following:

$40,000 more than last year, other-
wise the work of saving lives and
building character will be blocked,"
commented henry Wineman, presi-
dent of the Federation, "Unless
Detroit's Jewry gives liberally in
the coming Community Fund Cam-
paign the increases asked for will
not be justified. Every Jew must
increase his gift,
"Detroit expects that every Jew
will do his duty, just as other cit-
izens are doing theirs. It is my
firm belief that the future of Jew-
ish organizations in Detroit (Os
pends upon the size of this yeaPe
combined Jewish contributions to
the Detroit Community Fund."
The specifically Jewish organiza-
tions which derive income from the
Detroit Community Fund follow:

hi:hneaad.flight of stairs, landing on
dared that it is extremely impor- : i
tent that 10,000 be enrolled in De-
and at least 250,000 through. . During the performance, Clark
ed by hi ' s
igll
cut the country, in order that the is said o h ave been oblye
ater nitt y oders,
r
to
loudly,
The proposed Arab strike on
world be convinced that Jewish fraternity
Sunday against the death sent
manpower stands behind the re- II I don't like kikes." The young
man stirred up a near-riot among
, building, of Palestine.
ences was not held. The strike
--
the Jewish students before he car-
Will Give His Impressions
Call to Commence Nov. 3.
has been postponed until the mem-
American Newspap
is
bers of the commission of inquiry
Care for Orphans.
The drive for the roll call will vied out his part of the initiation.
cf the Communist Experi -
Twice Attacked by Un-
arrive.
When several Jewish students
The Jewish Child Care Council
When
commence simultaneously through-
meat at Temple Beth El
out the country on Italfour Des laughed and failed to pay any at-
is asking for $16,255, an increase
known Assailants.
In Sated most Moslem shops.
-
NOV. 3. The call will last fro
of 18 per cent over last year.
were closed on Sunday and some;
m tendon to the orders of Clark, he
"A Rabbi Looks at Russia" will Nov. 3 to Dee. 31.
attempted to remove them forcibly
"Unless the Jewish Child Care
still remain closed as an expres•I
JERUSALEM. — (J. T. A.) —
he the subject of Rabbi Leon
As
e
the
old
secular
year
is
rung
from
his
audi
Council has adequate funds made
ence
and
only
the
in-
,
Two
attempts
on
the
life
of
Pierre
shin of protest at the sentence.
Eram's sermon at Teniple Beth El out
en Dee. 31, it is hoped that the tervention of cooler heads prevent- van Paassen, well-known American
available of it in the coming year,
Many shopkeepers are reported
Sund
ay incoming, Oct. 27, Sim- executive committee Will be able ed what gave all evidences of de- newspaper
it will crack under the strain," ad-
carrying on surreptitious trade
correspondent
who
choth Torah, at 10: 15. This lee- to announce the enrollment of 250,- veloping into a racial riot. When' came to Palestine to report on the
, vise! Melville S. Welt, president of
through the back doors of their
lure will he the first of a series of 000 American Jews.
Clark
started
a
flow
the
Council. "The number of chil-
of
oratory
di-
Palestine
situation
as
the
repre-
shops.
rdren referred to us for placement
two which Rabbi brims will give to I Plans are on foot to scour every rected against .Jewish students in sontative for the Jewish Tele-
Quiet prevails in the city.
the
temple
on
his
travel
impress-
part
of
the
country
during
,•,,,
which
he
states
that
no
"hikes"
graphic
Agency,
were
made
before
the
past year. To provide for
The first published intimation
ions in Russia. The second to be months of November and Decent-
I has increased 100 per cent within
that the Arabs will fight the death
delivered in November, se-ill be on , her in behalf of the roll call. F. were going to enter the museum, his departure several (lays ago for
cries
of
protest
went
up
from
the
Egypt
homeless
children during 1930, the
•
.
s( ritence imposed upon perpetra-
"C
'
t in Soviet eryone may be enrolled by the s i n,. g a therin g of student onlookers,
18 per cent increase in income is
ter. cif the MilSittlert• upon Jew s
One attempt was made on the I
Russia?"
and Cl ark was finally quieted down Hebron-Jerusalem road when 51r.,
imperative.
plc
method
of
a
fee
of
$1
which
appears in the Felestin, Jerusalem
Rabbi Frain travelled through SUM includes the Shekel, member- after his attempts to drive away Van Paassen was traveling in the
A. LOUIS GORDON
Underprivileged Children.
Arab paper. The Sated murders
I.ithuania, Poland and Russia last • ship fee in the Zionist Organize- all boys he thought were Jewish.
The Fresh Air Society accoms
company of the correspondent of
were not ordinary but the result
Harry Z. Brown, Irwin I. Cohn,
DR. ABBA HILLEL SILVER
summer primarily to study condi- Ga. An answer to the roll call
Drunkenness Attacked.
modated 1,000 different children at
the Berliner Tageblatt. The other A bralitim
,,f "revolt," the paper argues.
thins in Easterr Europe, and es- will include an affirmation of faith
Revelations that a number Of was on the Tel Aviv-Jerusalem
roper, Druid a short term camp last summer.
Treating the condemned as or the most fascinating speakers
is mad, lei Samuel
J. Eder, Will-
in peeially the. Jewish colonization in the Jewish Homeland and an ex- Jewish students were beaten at road.
"Last year the society was forced
in both instances shots ii im
dietary criminals is bound to pro- the country.
project in Russia. Ile carried let- pression of support for-Zionist de- Harvard University were made in were tired, the bullets barely miss- e
Friedman,
Charles Hamburg- to reject 516 applicants," reported
dill's , undesirable consequences, the
r, Abram
Born Jan. 28, 1893, in Lithu- tors of introducticen and credentials intends that Great Britain
Jacobs, Judge flurry B. Miss Edith Ileavenrich, presider,
pa p er threatens, It recalls with alibi, Rabbi Silver came to this from David
The chauffeur of the K
make the university newspaper, The ing him.
Theodore Levin, Mee Le it-
A. Brown, Julius Ros- I more effective, the carrying out Crimson.
"Unless D ertoit's )every
w
car in which he was riding was e r and Meyer Stone.
shows its
praise that Chid Justice flaycraft• country in his early youth. Ile was enwald and 'Morris Waldman,
sec. ! of the terms
In an editorial, the Crimson at- scratched by one of the bullets.
generosity in the Community Fund
the Palestine man-
after t the riots of 1921, disapproved educated at the University of CM- rotary of the American Jewish
It is expected that the
date.
tacked drunkenness during initia- '
new campaign, the work of the Fresh
Anonymous messages declaring: be
capital punishment sentences.
einnati, from which he received his Committee.
lion.
nerd
will continue
with plans for Air Society will suffer. This will
The paper writes that "You will not leave the country t he
I. O. B. A. Answers C•II.
Commune
q ue Erred.
bung
of a n ew
A. B. degree in 1915. Ile was
'Y na lz"gue mean that many underprivileged
While studying the life and I prob-
plans "Clark, at the order of those in alive'," were also received by Mr. a
National
N
C
I o ff leerS are making
An importan t revelation that dallied rabbi by the Hebrew Un i on
'
t Chicago boulevard and I,awton. children who
lems
of
the
Jews
of
Russia,
he
to
send
prominent
sp
e
a
k
e•
rs
charge
of
the
initMtion,
had
been
Van
Paassen.
a vacation at a
the government comniunique on college in 1915, and in 192
T here plans were begun by the summer camp need
in the country
oghout
the
country
The
is
beating
a
group
of
Jewish
students
5 re- found opportunity also to 1 cserese throw
The instigators of the attempts f, 'enter
will
the Sated outbreak was inaccurate ceived from his theological school
the, Outstanding facts of Itu s,,jan tn4-I
also
ordered
to
board
of
directors.
instead
remain
in
the
keep
out
on
his
life
were
not
discovered.
1
s are wing organized
city during
I and the whom he
was made during the trial of three the degree of Doctor of Divinity, life in general. In his first lecture, ' snuffler towns will be reached by of the museum."
Auacks American Press.
Arabcs accused o f the murde r of his the si s being
W ELCOMES MELCHETT'S , the warm, stuffy months."
the masterful
will give his impressions of the leading representatives of their
The Arab newspaper Felestin, p
Character Building,
Istea
Mamaan by Police Co m- work of "The Messianic
Specula- he
Com unist experiment and s it of particular
LANTATION COMPANY
/ontrolled by the Jerusalem Grand
The Jewish Centers Association
f ono
sec t ions. Th ou
mandant Earraday. The original tions in Israel."
d o f r
s• Ins
.ONDON.—
(.I.
T.
A.)—The
and
the
Y oung Women's Hebrew
a
es-
upon
the
daily
life
of
the
peo-
volunteers
are
being
recruited,
ensational on -
re-port said that disturbances had
Rabbi Silver is one of the lead- , 0,
I ught made
on
me ric san newspape r
t ' iblishment of a plantation cum- Association ask for a total increase
whose business it will be to make
broken out but did not mention 1 i
figures in American Zionism.
of
any
with
a
capital
of
$1,500,000
$11,606,
"The present inadequate
singling
out
the
New
York
Times.
,1'
Ile will deal with Russian life in a house to house canvass for the
it was an anti-Jewish attack. He was vice-president of the)
1The paper asks: is there no hon - • ' t .' y Lord Melchett, is welcomed by facilities are turning hundreds of
Il will devote the second roll call.
This was evidently due tie the eds. World Zionist Congress which met' general. e
h
esty
e
Near
East
and
India
Maga-
lecture
to
•
•
in the American press?"
Jewish boys and girls out into the
the problem of the Jew
first Jew killed etaoin hunu nunn . .
SAI.ONICA. — (J. T. A.)—A
The Independent Order Brith
.
in Russia and of Russian religion. Abraham, with a membership 110,- second group of Jewish fishermen
The Mufti denied interviews with Xi ne, a publication said to be close streets evenings," declared Meyer
.-'
taken belief that 51amaan, the
Among his many laurels he re-
L. l'rentis, chairman of the Jew-
first Je killed, was a Moslem w be reeved the Academic Palms from He ma y devote a third lecture to 000 strong, has thrown the full is expected to leave here soon for Joseph Levy, New York Times cor- to the British Colonial Office.
ish Recreational Council. "The
the story
o . of the Jew in Lithua
cause he spoke Arabic when in
he the
lay the French government.
i llam
nia
' a strength of its far-flung organize- Palestine. The first group which respondent, Ketchum of the Lon-,
and Poland.
Jewish Recreation budget must be
, ouneled and groaning
tion behind the Zionist "Roll Call." went from Salonica is already suc- don Daily Express, and Pierre van
HUBERT WAS A JEW
Paassen,
representative
of
the
increased by at least this 17 per
The holidays close this week- end
street. Farraday said that he did
Enthusiasm about the announced cessfully settled in the country.
Jewish Telegraphic Agency. The
cent if we are even to approach
Shemeni Azeret. or the
• -t know that the High Commis
plans for the Zionist Roll Call, the
NEW YORK.— (J. T. A.)—
'Mufti
charges
misrepresentation
emn
ass
bl
Saturday
the
the
work which needs to be done."
,,
two
m ar had P
,Oct
principal officers of the Brith
interest in the plan to be evolved
'and distortion but makes no spe-
Free Loans,
.1. ws also for the riots although he
when Dr. Leo M. Franklin will oe. Abraham, former Congressman
by Calvin Coolidge, Alfred E.
cific
references.
Of
his
interview
The
Hebrew Free Loan Asso-
ird that Sir John had asked a , copy the pulpit and speak on Nathan 0. Perlman and Max L.
Smith and Julius Rosenwald,
, "Should Succoth be an Anti-Cli. Hollander, came to the national
with Mr. Van Paassen, the Mufti
ciation asks for $7,162 to meet op-
.1 eis h deputation whether it was
JERUSALEM.— (J. T. A.) —
for the distribution to charitable
wrote in the English edition of the
erating expenses during the com-
II
: Je tha t the Jews were respon- One American student of the ill- I max ? ' "
headquarters of the Zionist Org.an-
and educational institutions of
ing year.
David Pinski, noted playright Eelestin that it was merely an in-
The Hebrew Free Loan
Iele, which they denied.
ization of America and offered th e
fated Hebron Yeshivah, which was BETH EL C
the $8,0110,000, fund left by the
.
formal
talk.
and
lecturer,
will
he
the
firsts
peak-
Association wants to continue its
.
O
LL
.
EG.E
Searches in Arab houses in Sa• the scene of the most brutal mss-
complete support of their organi•
late Conrad Hubert, flashlight
policy of making loans to worthy
Mr. Van Paassen stated before
er of the Yiddish lecture season n at
OPENAS FIFTH SEASON
l,.1 yielded scores of knives and
nation
for
the
project.
Congress-
, recent outbreak
manufacturer, brought out the
people en a free of charge basis,"
-4,ggers, Farraday said. Only eine sure during the
Beth El College of Jewish Stu-, man Perlman is grand master and the ,lowish Center, 31 Melbourne. his departure that when he called
fact recently that the late Mr.
asserted David Zemon, its presi-
opened
On Sunday evening, Nov. 3, Mr. on the Mufti for the interview, the
revolver, which had not been used, when including
40 students was
were dies
opened its sessions last Mon. Mr. Hollander grand secretary of
8 Americans,
' killed more than
Hubert was a Jew. His name
head
of
the
Moslem
Supreme
night.
Pinski
will
give
readings
from
his
dent.
"To make such a policy pos-
a.- found in a Jewish house.
I.arge classes were the I. 0. 13. A. Subse uent tee the
previously was Horowitz. Ver-
•
• •
sible the Detroit Communiyt Fund
ordained by Chief Rabbi, Dr. A. J. enrolled for the course in "The personal interview in which plans play' "On An Entfer ("Without Council offered him inducements,
q
Kook.
ification
of
this
fact
was
made
including
women,
if
he
would
take
is
paying
the cost of service. Dur-
History of Palestine," "The J
IIEBRON SHEIK SAYS
Jew- for co-operation were discussed, an Answer.")
by Bertram C. Plante, one of
The student to receive
On Monday evening, Nov. -I, he the Mufti's side and color the news
ing het past year the association
iiE IS JEWS' FRIEND
"Smicha" ish Interpretation of the New Tea Congressman Perlman sent a let-
the executors of the will.
according
t
o
his
personal
views
speak
on
"Jewish
Culture
and
has loaned $163,000 to over 1,400
JERUSALEM. — (J. T. A.) —' was Zevi Gottesman who came to tament," and "Modern Religious ter to I,ouis Lipsky, president of will
Mr. Hubert provided in his
and ambitions.
families. What the association will
.-ik Taleb Markeh took the stand the Hebron institution . from the Movements."
Registration will the Zionist Organization, in which the Jewish Theater."
'Sap Elehanan en
S
will that three-quarters of his
Yeshivah
in
itt continue until next Monday night, he
do next year depends on the spirit
his own defense as the alleged Rabbi
expressed entire accord with the
residuary estate be administered
in which Detroit Jews subscribe to
t K le when the classes mill be closed. vw
•tigator of the Arab massacre at New York. li i ' is the e"
view
that "men more than money
to benevolent, educational and
the Community Fund.
Hebron. Carefully coached, look- Abraham Joseph Gottesman of Students who wish to enroll are are needed at present to demon- ARAB ORGAN ORDERED
religious institutions. Ile speci-
ap- Brookly n.
Service and Relief.
TO WITHDRAW LIBEL
Zevi Gottesman hap- asked to come next Monday n ight
i ht , strate to the world the solidity of
down at his counsel for
fied that three men of promi-
.
be
away
from
11ehron
on
Oct.
28.
The
first
The Jewish Social Service Bu-
eroval after every question, until Pend 'to
hour classes are the Jewish front with regard to
..
.
nence be designated to distribute
reau needs $61,129. This is an in-
b e was requested by the judges to the fatal nay of the massacre.
given between 8 and 9, the second the I'alestine project."
JERL SAI.1.51.—(.1. T. A.)—A ,
the fund. Calvin Coolidge, a
One of the, American students between 9 and 10 o'clock.
crease of 14 per cent oved last
look at them when making his an-
libelous report that Jews had fired
Marshall Resolutions•
VIENNA, (J. T. A.)--The Jew-
Protestant, Alfred E. Smith, a
killed, William Berman
year's budget. "An increased al-
Rabbi Leon Fran, general di-
- •sers, Taleb endeavored to have who WAS
Resolutions on the death of from an automobile on Arab lades- ish population of Austria will in
Catholic and Julius Rosenwald,
lowance is necessary to meet over-
of Philadelphia, was to have been rector of the college, addressed Louis Marshall, ordered adopted at trians, was denied by the official or- the future adopt the western
a Jew, were chosen.
o
a candidate for rdination.
.
(Turn to Page Two.)
the opening student assembly. Ile a meeting of the Zionist District gam of the Arab Executive.
method of supporting candidates in
(Tern to Page Opposite Editorial)
said in part:
of Detroit last month, were ap•
The denial was published upon the general political parties, in
"People are beginning to real- proved at the meeting of the the demand of
Mr. Keith Roach, stead of putting forward their own
ize that you cannot gain knowledge executive committee on Monday assistant district
commissioner of candidates on the tickets of Jewish
on any subject merely by attend-
Jerusalem, who ordered the paper parties. This innovation will come
idncgr an t uai
occasional
ly to l l e ecture.
arh
l n or- (Turn to Page Opposite Editorial) to publish an apology.
through changes in the Austrian
something
Constitution.
about any period of history or any
In his address before Parliment
phase
phase of literature or philosophy
International President of Inds pendent Order of B'nai
yesterday, Premier Scheeber inti-
must take a regular, system-
mated that Constitutional reforms Louis J. Schwefel Resigns Orthodox Pulpit in Washington
It'rith Honored by Ilebrew Union College; Greeted
atic course extending over a period
25
concerning election procedure for
of time and und er the guidance of
by Taft, Longworth, Davis and Others.
Suggests Reforms in Farewell Sermon Kol Nidre
representatives to P e
,
,
inert'
Night; Sensation Created by His Statement
municipality heads, will make Jew-
the needs of people who want to
The Jewish People's School will Baum, B. Rosenthal, L. Rubinstein, ish
participation
as
a
seperate
unit
CINCINNATI. — Co-incidently honorary member of Ruth Lodge atta
a genuine knowledge of open its campaign for $25,000 with B. Sokoloff, M. Te'agle, J. New-
Na.
Di
of
Cincinnati.
with his seventieth birthday, Hon.
in the political
the election
country
WASHINGTON, (J, T. A.)—' dox synagogue unless we institute
Jewish history, literature and re. a banquet this Sunday night at man, II. Wineberg and M. Wesley. impossible
since life
the of new
Honor Mr. Cohen.
ligion that Be th El College of Jew- the Children's Theater, 539 Ken-
Alfred M. Cohen of Cincinnati was
Declaring "unless the Orthodox progressive reforms. On this, the
Leaders in the drive refer to the
The inscription on the honora ry ish Studies is established. For four ilworth.
goal of $25,000 as " a modest sum procedure will reduce the number synagogue becomes more liberal holiest day of the year, I tell you
awarded the honorary degree of
years now it has served to give a
The campaign for this fund is considering the very extensive edu- of members to be elected, necessi- there is no future for that syna- that we can have no future unless
Doctor of llebrew Law here on degree follows:
a greater number of votes
The faculty and board of goy- systematic introduction to the under the leadership of Max Neus- cantina, and cultural work carried tating
e
Saturday afternoon, Oct. 19, at the
gogue in America," Rabbi Louis J. we are willing to sacrifice some-
ri
per
mandate. On this calculation Schwefel, of
P
opening exercises of the fifty-fifth ernors of the Hebrew L inion Col- vaous phases of Jewish culture in baum and Harry Levine, who dis- on by this organization."
the Adath Israel Con- thing for our youth," Rabbi Sch-
honorary
degree
of
which
they
were
interested.
It
has
tinguished
themselves
in
their
ef.
lege
confer
the
Over
300
children
received
their
the
united
vote
of
all
Austrian
wefel said, adding that even if
academic year of the llebrew
Je wry would not be sufficient to greation, the largest Orthodox con- members of the congregation op-
Doctor of Hebrew Law upon thee, also served to train many Jewish forts in behalf of the Los Angeles Jewish education last year in
Union College.
greation in Washington, delivered

ATTEMPTS MADE ON
VAN PAASSEN'S LIFE

SECOND GROUP OF
JEWISH FISHERMEN smaurti,
TO SETTLE IN ZION

HEBRON YESHIVAH
HEBRON
STUDENT ORDAINED

DAVID PINSKI WILL
LECTURE AT CENTER

AUSTRIAN REFORMS J
WOULD ELIMINATE
JEWISH PARTIES

!.g.

Doctor of Hebrew Law Degree Awarded
Alfred M. Cohen on Seventieth Birthday

YIDDISH SCHOOLS OPEN CAMPAIGN
FOR $ , 000 AT BANQUET SUNDAY

Mr. Cohen has been chairman
of the college's board of governors
for 12 years and a member of the
board for 28 years. Ile is inter-
national president of B'nai B'rith,
member of the executive board of
the Union of American Hebrew
Congregations, president of the
People's Bank and Savings Co.,
past president of Rockdale Avenue
Temple, former member of the
Ohio Senate, past president of the
Ohio Electoral College, past na-
tional president of the Young
Men's Hebrew Association, and an

these elect one de puty to Parliament.
Honorable Alfred M. Cohen, upon teachers for teaching in the Jewish Sanitarium.
schools and a large number of
the occasion of the celebration of Religious School of Detroit and vi-
Harry Wineberg, known for his adults attended the lectures or
his seventieth birthday, Oct. 19, Finny. No longer need the Jew- activities in Pisgah Lodge, I. O. B. availed themselves otherwise of RESIN IS REJECTED
1929, in recognition of lifelong de_ ish teacher in the Sunday School B., and the Ukrainian Farband, is the educational or recreational op-
BY HIS BIRTHPLACE
votion to the highest principles of:be • dilletante, closely following a chairman of the banquet.
portunities offered by this organ-
j
one les-
American citizenship and human manual, and keeping just
A campaign committee of 20 ization.
N
A . )—Th e i re
welfare and fellowship, of un. son ahead of the class.
men, who for many years partici- . The Jewish Peoples School is a of the Communists against Abra-
"It is now possible for religious paled in cultural and benevolent purely educational and cultural
swerving loyalty to the ideals of
or- ham
for his attitude with
Judaism and unfailing self.sacri• schools in Detroit to have teachers communal activities, will direct ganization. its aim is to raise the regard Reisin
to Palestine events leading
firing labors in its behalf in sari. with a genuine background of Jew- the solicitation of funds. These standard of the cultural level
of to his resignation from the staff
ous capacities and many high, re . WI knowledge gained through the men are:
the American Jewry and to ac- of the New York Communist daily,
sponsible offices and of the 28 course in history, literature, re-
Sam Aiken, Harry Blank, I. Fin- quaint the children with the best Freiheit, has extended to his birth-
years of faithful, wise and valu. ligion, Bible, pedagogy and Ile- kelstein, Dr. M. Click, J. Gornbein,
history of their people and to give place, Koirlanov. The local Jewish
able service to the Hebrew Union brew which are required for the Max Holtzman, I. Kessler, A. Korn- them
a clear orientation of the , school in Koidanov, which had been
teacher's certificate, granted by l
oroff,
E.
Korman,
M.
Lasser,
liar•'
present
needs and problems of all i named for Mr. Reisin has now de-
(Turn to Page Opposite Editorial) i Beth El College
ry Levine, B. Litwin, Max Neus., Jewish communities,
cided to drop his name.

Rabbi Declares Orthodox Synagogue
Must Turn More Liberal to Survive

posed his views, he was not speak-
ing with any malice in his heart
because of any friction between
himself and his opponents which
has occurred.
Adath Israel is the oldest Jewish
congregation in the city aSiliated
with the Conservative group, being
a member of the United Synagogue
of America, Rabbi Schwefel'a
address was the first time in the
history of the congreation that Or-
, htodox pratices have been attacked
I form the pulpit. Rabbi Schwefel
has been its Rabbi for the past six
years and is a graduate of the Jew-
, ish Theological Seminary,

his farewell sermon on Kol Nidre •
night.
Rabbi Schwefel some time ago
notified the congregation of his in-
tention to sever his relations there-,
with at the end of December, and'
on KM Nidre night he made a state-
ment of his views which has created
■ sensation in local Orthodox cir-
cles.

"I do believe the men and women
should be sitting together. I do
believe in the children sitting with
the parents. The service as it is at
present constituted holds nothing.
There is no future for the Ortho-